Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07


Stars at Webb's. 44S
VIM. Boltz of this village has been
granted pension.
II. J. Ward. of Shepherd, was in
town over Sunday.
REMoyED:-Dr. Kelly's Dental
Office over Webb's Drug store.
John Day, principal of the school at
Blanchard. was in town Friday.
We notice a new sidewalk in front of
Montigel carriage rooms this week.
NJ. Gray, of Sheridan, spent Sunday
with his daughter Mrs. c. f. Brown.
For Ladies and Gents gold filled case
watches go to Pequegnat x Sons, Al
ma.
T. \. Miller y Co. keep Tie most
complete line of artist supplies in
Alma.
Mrs. Lizzie Webb, and children, Of
Dewitt, are visiting her sister Mrs.
B. :. Webb.
The Lcodr and RcpuJljcaa Of st.
Louis, are throwing paper wads through
the mail. Fight it out.
The band although minus of three
valuable lead members discoursed some
fine music Monday night.
c. b. Porter is Offering some bargains
in the Jeweliy line you Will find it to
your advantage to call and see him be-
fore purchasing.
\ farmer with too much whiskey
aboard was brought before Esq Yering-
ton last Friday and payed fine Of -
for fast driving in this village.
p NJ. Smith was called to GreenyilIe
Friday to accompany the Greenyille
band to Chicago this week. IIurah
FOR Wright's Opera House band.
L. J. Dibell formerly of this Office has
accepted a position rs foreman ON the
Alpena PionCcr. Frank is a good prin-
ter and we wish him all manner of sue
cess.
Wednesday, Grand Rapids Democrot
gives an account of the burning of Mr.
Newcomb's barn near St Louis. on
Tuesday, caused by sparks nom steam
thresher. Nothing being saved.
If YOU see Frank Mattern just tap
his left vest pocket for cigars He has
l0I pound boy at his house. arrived
Wednesday night. Frank says ne has
Il good voice and looks just like his pa.
Or. \. W. Flo aers and wife, Of
Adrian. an Old resident of this place
are in town the guests of Nj Rodgers.
The Dr. expresses himself as sur
prised at the growth and improve
ments in Alma since his absence
Geo. W. Mccarthy. of the Mccarthy
House has traded his hotel To- y. Angle
for a farm miles south of this place.
Nj. \. expects to take possession about
oct. II. Mr.. Mccarthy will reside in
town and turn his attention to stock
raising.
y good supply OF Misses, boys md
Youth $ school shoes. at very low Gg-
ues. Also gentlemen and ladies' shoes
and al of the best make and quality.
In buying my stock have looked well
20 the interest Of the public
W. Il. kINCn. 81
Jack Day. y. p. Castor. samuel
Brewbaker and James G.. Chase will
leave about the 1lth of this month for
Los Angeles, Cal. Nh Castor has
promised to write few articles for our
paper describing the trip and items Of
interest there.
Dr. kergan, of Detroit. WAS here last
week Friday, We are at lost to know
Wether the ague doctor Of this place who
objected to our advertising for these
gentlemen, has lost any Of his patients
yet. The Dr.. Kergms may be doing
what is calls a quack business. but
when il comes to thorough practice they
can probably inform this would be ply
sician things he never knew.
The fair at Lakeview promises 10 be
one OF the best ever held The premiums
are exceedingly liberal. and the exhibits
bid fair to he large and attractive.
Nearly SlOcO in speed premiums war
rant Il good attendance of speedy horses
and lovers of good races will be graft
fed. The track is i'm excellent con-
dition. Gov. Luce will be in atten-
dance on Friday Oct. II, and will de-
liver an address. One and one-thrd
fare on railroads. Remember the dates.
Oct. II, l.. Is. II.
Tie team belonging to Miller Broth
crs, of Alma, ran away Wednesday
and made things lively for few mo-
ments. They started ON Main Street
near the 1dcoHcc Office where the wag-
on mcoupled leaving the box. hind
wheels and Frank Davidson the driver.